Sakarya Kaynarca Acarlar Gölü Yaban Hayatı Geliştirme Sahası

6.9 km · The Acarlar floodplain forest is a floodplain forest located in Sakarya Province, northwestern Turkey. It is a combination of seaside, lagoon, dunes and forest.

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15.8 km · It is a small castle measuring 80*80 m. The exact construction date of the castle is unknown, but it is thought to have been built in the 12th century.

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25.0 km · Harmantepe Castle is a Byzantine castle located in Söğütlü district, Sakarya province. It is near Harmantepe village, Söğütlü district. It was built in the 12th or 13th century to defend the eastern borders of the Byzantine Empire.

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32.1 km · Ayçiçeği Bisiklet Vadisi, located in Adapazarı, Sakarya, is a world-class sports complex that opened in September 2018 and hosts national and international cycling championships. The facility has hosted significant events such as the 2020 Mountain Bike World Championship and the 2021 UCI BMX World Cup Series. The valley features cafes, seating areas, cycling paths, and tracks; while the professional track is closed outside of competitions, two separate asphalt tracks are open to the public.

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37.8 km · Orhan Camii Parkı is located in Adapazarı, next to the Orhan Camii (Orhan Mosque). The Orhan Mosque was built in the name of Orhan Gazi by Konuralp Bey during the reign of Ottoman Sultan Orhan Bey. It is constructed from cut stone, is rectangular in plan, lacks a dome, and has a single minaret. The mosque was renovated between 1893 and 1894 through the initiative of Adapazarı district governor Nüzhet Pasha and with public contributions. It is within 193 meters walking distance of the Earthquake Museum and 391 meters from Adapazarı train stop.

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37.9 km · The Earthquake Culture Museum (Adapazarı Earthquake and Culture Museum) is a museum opened to visitors in 2004, affiliated with Adapazarı Municipality in Sakarya. The construction of the museum started in 2000 and lasted four years. The museum was built to commemorate those who died in the Marmara Earthquake on August 17, 1999, to provide information about what happened, and to raise visitors' awareness about earthquakes.

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